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Bangor University Students’ Union April 2015 English Language Issue No. 247 Newspaper FREE @SerenBangor seren.bangor.ac.uk CUCUMBER INTERVIEW SEXY SEREN EDITION GE2015 SPECIAL WhatUni? Bangor Uni Bangor named best University for clubs and socieities in the UK by HANNAH YOUD e nominations Bangor received e recognition for Bangor indicates how the role has helped her: “ e role “Riding as part of the Uni team has were: University of the Year and the work the Students’ Union puts in as club captain has helped me become provided a way of relaxing away from angor University’s recent suc- awards for Accommodation, Courses, to create a positive and well-rounded a much more con dent person. It work, making new friends and also a cess has continued by receiving University Facilities, Student Support student experience. Bangor was the has given me excellent organisational sense of achievement at competitions.” the award for Best University and Clubs & Societies. rst University to ensure its clubs and skills, the ability to deal with people e success at the WhatUni Awards BClubs and Societies in the 2015 Wha- Aside from winning the award for societies were free to join back in 2010, and a sense of responsibility which I rmly places Bangor University on the tUni Student Choice Awards. Clubs and Societies, Bangor was also and still remains one of the few Uni- will be able to transfer to a job when map. is latest achievement should Over twenty thousand students from placed third in the UK for Accommo- versities to have made this investment. I graduate.” encourage prospective students to Universities across the UK were able to dation, fourth in the UK for Student It is crucial that clubs and societies are Being part of a society or club can consider the University as one of their post their views on the WhatUni Stu- Support and seventh for the overall accessible, as they give students the also provide a much needed break options and motivate existing students dent Rankings website, and the views University of the Year. Bangor has pre- chance to learn skills outside of their away from the stress of University to make use of the invaluable experi- from Bangor students re ected their viously been placed top in Wales and University course. deadlines. As a member of the Univer- ences our clubs and societies can pro- experience so positively that the Uni- seventh in the UK for student satisfac- Captain of the University’s horse rid- sity equestrian team, Lucy Kitchen de- vide. versity was nominated for six awards. tion this year. ing club, Rachel Billington, explains scribes her involvement with the club: April Issue 2015 | Seren 3 CONTENTS 29 AMY BLACKWELL EDITOR [email protected] Hey there Bangorians! Welcome 54 to the April Issue. This issue things 32 got a bit steamy in the o ce, so we bring you the Sexy Seren issue! News 4-7 We decided to have a bit of fun this issue and what’s more fun to talk Politics 8-9 about than sex! With S.H.A.G week being last week this issue fell at a General Election 10 really great time. We’ve covered a Business Awards 11 range of sexy topics from sexuali- sation in the media to our favour- Comment 12-13 ite lm sex scenes to asexuality in Union 14-15 fashion. Everyone got really in- volved with the theme and I’m re- Science 16-17 ally happy with what we were able Environment 18-19 to produce! Check out page 7 for the most Societies 20-21 scandalous sex news of the year, International 23 page 10 for a run down of the gen- eral election debate hosted by Ban- Interview 24 gor Students’ Union, page 25 for Feature 25-27 a review of the documentary lm The Fog of Sex, page 38 for boo- TV 28-29 23 bies through the ages and for Var- sity 2015 highlights check out the Film 30-31 sports pages! Games & Gadgets 32-33 Speaking of Varsity, I would like to say on behalf of all of the Seren Music 34-35 team a huge well done to everyone Books 36-37 that competed at Varsity this year. Bangor performed phenomenally Arts & Culture 38-39 and we well and truly beat Aber. It’s Creative 40-41 a good time to be a proud Bangor Student. As editor I would also like Fashion 42-43 to say a huge well done and a big Health & Beauty 44-45 thank you to my team at Varsity! Especially Steph and Scott for tak- Food & Drink 46-47 ing charge of the organisation of the day. We managed, once again, Travel 48-49 to get the best coverage of the day. Whats On 50 I hope you all enjoy the issue and I wish you all well with upcoming ex- Breaktime 51 ams! I’ll see you again for one nal Sport 53-56 47 13 issue at the end of May! The views presented hereinafter do not represent the views of Seren Bangor, Bangor Students’ Union or Bangor University. Seren is printed by NWN Media. 34 #247 CONTRIBUTORS Rhys Taylor Anniina Pykönen Joe Smith Lydia Richardson Brad Kennedy Eleanor Randall Mark Stanley Joe Heaford Kit Heeley Nicola Pye Heddwen Creaney LJ Taylor THE TEAM Jack Greenhalgh Vincent Franklin Harrison Alderman Editor Amy Blackwell Science Chris Glass Health & Beauty Emily Rimmer Peter Clarke Jesse Young Hella Wales Deputy Content Stephanie Environment Richard Dalison Creative Corner Liam Shipton Hannah Youd Panos Kokkos Jasper Williams Yeabsley Music Hedd Thomas Arts & Culture Phillip Mott Adam Sherring Joseph Anthony Bethan May Deputy Design Ida Väisänen TV Ryan Jones Fashion Eleanor Hirst Gemma Simmons Martyna Piątowska News Emily Houlston- Film Hannah Travel Kayla Jones Alex Moir Anna Therone Jones McFadyen Food & Drink Callum Muirhead Frances Barcroft The Life of Love Kit Heeley Politics Kate Benn Games Joe Keep Sport Scott Willey Laura Sutton Anonymous Comment J.P. Bebbington Books Jack Upton Harvey John Claire Bennett 4 Seren | April Issue 2015 NEWS In Brief Woman Bangor Uni’s league assaulted in Lidl car park POLICE are seeking witnesses to an assault on a woman that took place in table success Lidl car park in Bangor. e attack took place in broad-day- light, at approximately 2:20pm on Satur- day April 25th. e victim was le need- ing medical treatment a er the attack. A man has been arrested in connec- tion with the crime and bailed pending further enquiries. Police are now calling for two female witnesses to the crime to come forward. Anyone with information relating to the incident is asked to call PC 2679 Arwyn Tudur Jones at Bangor Po- lice Station on 101, quoting reference RC15058730. Welsh government to consider establishing GIC THE Welsh Assembly has voted in fa- vour of possibly opening a Gender Iden- tity Clinic (GIC) in Wales, the rst of its kind for the country. An independent study will be held to determine the feasibility of opening a GIC. e league table, published on e Bangor University also came third in at Bangor University. Currently, Wales is the only one of Complete University Guide website Wales in the table, following Cardi “I would like to thank our academ- the four home nations without a GIC, and endorsed by e Times Higher and Swansea, and beating Aberyst- ics and support sta for all their e orts meaning that Welsh-domiciled trans Education supplement, takes several wyth, who tail behind at 87th place. once again.” people are forced to travel to England factors into account when deciding on e rankings also saw Bangor plac- e Complete University Guide for certain treatments. rankings. ese are: Entry standards, ing in the top 10 in four di erent sub- success comes hot on the heels of an- A 2012 study for the Welsh NHS by EMILY HOULSTONJONES student satisfaction, research quality ject areas. other league table triumph for Bangor showed that there are over 31,000 trans [email protected] and graduate prospects. Bangor per- e data compiled to create the University, with Bangor University people currently living in Wales. angor University has climbed formed well in the student satisfac- rankings comes from several di erent coming 7th nationwide in WhatUni’s Peter Black, Shadow Equalities Min- six places in the newly-released tion category, beating the top ve UK sources, such as the National Student national ranking, which is based on ister for the Liberal Democrats, who Complete University Guide universities, which include Cambridge Survey (the NSS) and the Higher Edu- student feedback on aspects of univer- Branking. and Oxford. It also performed well in cation Statistics Agency (HESA.) sity life such as accommodation, city proposed the amendment, said: “ is is an important rst step in nally ensur- A new league table, published on the research quality category, re ect- Speaking of the new ranking, Vice- life, clubs and societies, courses and ing that Welsh trans people don’t have April 27th, saw Bangor University ing the fact that over 75% of Bangor Chancellor Professor John G. Hughes lecturers, job prospects, student un- to travel to the other side of the UK to climb from 64th to 58th in the UK, University’s research is world-class. said: “I am once again very pleased ion, and facilities. receive treatment.” making it one of only two Welsh uni- However, the university is currently with this performance which under- versities to improve on last year’s posi- trailing behind in the entry standards lines the excellent quality of teaching Academics tion.
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